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CAT Exam Past 5 years Analysis and Trends: Insights for Success
Edited By Himanshu Shekhar | Updated on May 23, 2024 12:05 PM IST | #CAT
CAT Past 5 years Analysis and Trends: CAT 2024 will be held on November 24, 2024. The CAT exam conducted by IIMs is known for the surprises thrown to the test takers every year. Over the last 5 years, the CAT exam pattern has changed frequently. From 2021 onwards, IIM is following the same pattern for the CAT exam. Candidates who are preparing for the CAT exam, should know the trends of the past 5 years and the new CAT paper pattern. Read this full article to know what one can expect for the IIM CAT paper difficulty level.
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CAT Past 5 years Analysis and Trends
IIMs has changed its CAT exam pattern in 2020. It has reduced the total number of questions from 100 to 76 and the duration of the exam from 3 hours to 2 hours. In 2021, the CAT paper pattern was changed once again. The total number of questions was reduced from 76 to 66, but the duration remained the same. This year, we expect that the IIM will follow the same exam pattern for CAT 2024. Before knowing the analysis and trends of the past few years, you must know the latest CAT exam pattern in detail.
CAT 2024 Exam Pattern
The expected structure of the CAT exam will be as follows:
Number of Question | Sections | Marking Scheme | Duration |
66 questions
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* Total marks: 198
CAT Past Years Pattern in a Glance
The following table brings you the test structure of the CAT 2024 exam over the past 14 years.
Year | Number of Question | Sections | Marking Scheme | Duration | Difficulty Level |
| 2023 | 66 (VARC: 24, DILR: 20, QA: 22) | Quantitative Ability, Verbal & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, - 1 | 120 minutes. 40 minutes for each section | Difficult |
| 2022 | 66 (VARC: 24, DILR: 20, QA: 22) | Quantitative Ability, Verbal & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, - 1 | 120 minutes. 40 minutes for each section | Moderate to Difficult |
| 2021 | 66(VARC: 24, DILR: 20, QA: 22) | Quantitative Ability, Verbal & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, - 1 | 120 minutes. 40 minutes for each section | Moderate to Difficult |
| 2020 | 76 (QA - 26, VARC - 26, DI & LR - 24) | Quantitative Ability, Verbal & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, - 1 | 120 minutes. 40 minutes for each section | Moderate to Difficult |
| 2019 | 100 (QA - 34, VRC - 34, DI & LR - 32) | Quantitative Ability, Verbal & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, - 1 | 180 minutes. 60 minutes for each section | Easy to Moderate |
| 2018 | 100 (QA - 34, VRC - 34, DI & LR - 32) | Quantitative Ability, Verbal & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, - 1 | 180 minutes. 60 minutes for each section | Moderate to Difficult |
| 2017 | 100 (QA - 34, VRC - 34, DI & LR - 32) | Quantitative Ability, Verbal & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, - 1 | 180 minutes. 60 minutes for each section | Moderate to Difficult |
| 2016 | 100 (QA - 34, VRC - 34, DI & LR - 32) | Quantitative Ability, Verbal & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, - 1 | 180 minutes. 60 minutes for each section | Moderate |
| 2015 | 100 (QA - 34, VRC - 34, DI & LR - 32) | Quantitative Ability, Verbal & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, - 1 | 180 minutes. 60 minutes for each section | Easy to Moderate |
2014 | 100 (50 per section) | Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation, Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning (not in particular order) | +3, - 1 | 170 minutes or 2 hours and 50 minutes | Moderate to Tough |
2013 | 60 (30 per section) | Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation, Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning (In first and second-order) | +3, -1 | 140 minutes or 2 hours 20 minutes | Moderate to Difficult |
2012 | 60 (30 per section) | Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation, Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning (In first and second-order) | +3, -1 | 140 minutes or 2 hours 20 minutes | Moderate to Difficult |
2011 | 60 (30 per section) | Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation, Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning (In first and second-order) | +3, -1 | 140 minutes or 2 hours 20 minutes | Moderate |
2010 | 60 (20 per section) | Verbal Ability, Quantitative Ability, and Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, -1 | 2 hours 30 minutes | Moderate |
2009 | 60 (20 per section) | Verbal Ability, Quantitative Ability, and Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | +3, -1 | 2 hours 30 minutes | Moderate |
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CAT Year Wise Analysis and Trends
Now let us have a look at the year-wise CAT analysis and trends of the CAT exam.
CAT 2023 Analysis
The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Lucknow conducted CAT 2023 across the country. CAT exam was held in three slots. The overall difficulty level of CAT 2023 was moderate, with Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Aptitude (QA) being tough.
Quantitative Ability Analysis
The quantitative section has some very important and recurring topics in the CAT exam every year. In this section, 22 questions are asked, of which 7 are non-MCQ questions. Arithmetic and algebra dominate the CAT question paper every year. Some of the QA topics for CAT 2023, along with their weightages are given below.
| CAT QA Topics | CAT 2023 |
|---|---|
Arithmetic | 8-9 |
Algebra | 4-9 |
Geometry & Mensuration | 3-4 |
Number System | 1-3 |
Modern Math | 0-3 |
Overall | 22 |
Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension Analysis
In the Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension section, 24 questions are included, of which 5 are non-MCQ questions. 66% of the total VARC questions are reading comprehension questions. The rest are verbal ability questions consisting of para-summaries, para-jumbles, and odd sentences.
In reading comprehension, a passage is given, based on which candidates have to answer 4-5 questions. Most of the CAT RC questions are MCQ questions. In verbal ability, the questions test candidates' command over the English language. It contains grammar and English language usage questions. Some of the VARC topics for CAT 2023, along with their weightages are given below.
| CAT VARC Topics | CAT 2023 |
|---|---|
Reading Comprehension | 16 |
Para Jumbles | 3 |
Para Summary | 3 |
Odd One Out/Para Completion | 2 |
Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning
The CAT Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation section includes 20 questions along with 6 TITA-based questions. Check the topic-wise distribution of DILR divisions last year:
| CAT DILR Topics | Number of Sets |
|---|---|
| Misc | 11 |
Reasoning-based DI | 10 |
Matrix and Grid | 7 |
Matrix Arrangement | 7 |
Venn Diagram | 7 |
Scheduling and Matrix | 6 |
Unconventional and Hybrid Games and Tournaments | 6 |
Mathematical AR | 4 |
Order and ranking | 3 |
Arithmetic Caselet | 3 |
Logic Based Table | 3 |
Routes and Networks | 3 |
Missing Data | 3 |
Maxima-Minima Concept | 2 |
Algebra Caselet | 2 |
Arithmetic Based DI | 2 |
Gantt Chart | 2 |
CAT 2022 Analysis
This year had some stability in the context of CAT exam difficulty with no surprises and the conducting body, IIM Bangalore, continued the pattern of last year and avoided any other changes in the CAT exam pattern. CAT 2022 had a total of 66 questions in the 3 usual sections of the exam. In terms of CAT exam pattern, structure, and difficulty level, the exam was of similar lines to the previous CAT exams. The Verbal Ability part of the CAT exam was moderate in nature with Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning being the toughest for the candidates this year.
CAT 2021 Analysis
The CAT 2021 has few surprises for the aspirants where the number of CAT questions reduced to 66 from 76 in last year. As far as the difficulty level of the CAT exam is concerned, the verbal section of the exam was moderate with DILR the most difficult and the quantitative ability was moderate to difficult in nature.
| Sec. No. | Section Name | Total No. of Ques. |
| 1. | Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension | 24 |
| 2. | Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | 20 |
| 3. | Quantitative Ability | 22 |
| Total | 66 |
CAT 2020 Analysis
CAT 2020 was conducted by IIM Indore in an absolutely new CAT paper pattern. The difficulty level of the test was moderate to difficult. The quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation section were moderate and the Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning section was moderate to difficult. Logical Reasoning was the toughest part of the exam. The CAT 2020 was conducted in three slots in a day.
Area | Number of Questions |
Quantitative Ability | 26 |
Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning | 24 |
Verbal Ability | 26 |
CAT 2019 Analysis
CAT 2019, conducted by IIM Kozhikode was an easy to moderate test in terms of difficulty level. The test did not encounter technical glitches. The pattern of the test followed previous years’ pattern and the questions did not throw any surprise in terms of topics and areas.
Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation
Some of the questions were very tough and time-consuming. The Data Interpretation sets were also moderately calculation intensive. The Quantitative Ability area included questions on Arithmetic, Algebra, Higher Math, Geometry, Numbers, Logs, Permutation & Combination, and Functions.
Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning
This Verbal Ability section had 3 Reading Comprehension passages out of which 2 were easy and 1 was of moderate difficulty level. The English Usage questions were on para completion, jumbled sentences, grammar, etc.
CAT 2018 Analysis
CAT 2018 was conducted by IIM Calcutta. The difficulty level of the CAT paper was moderate to tough. The quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation section were moderate and the Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning section was moderate to tough. Logical Reasoning was the toughest part of the exam.
CAT 2017 Analysis
The CAT 2017 was conducted by IIM Lucknow. The test was taken by 1,99,632 candidates. The test structure was similar to that of CAT 2016. The difficulty level was easy to moderate. Most of the test takers found that the Verbal Ability section was easier and on the other hand, the Quantitative Ability section was tough. The Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning section were of moderate difficulty level.
In the Quantitative Ability section, most of the questions were of moderate difficulty level. The Verbal Ability questions were on the expected lines, making the section easy. The Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning section was a good mix of calculation-intensive and reasoning-based questions.
CAT 2016 Analysis
CAT 2016 was conducted by IIM Bangalore first time. The difficulty level of the test was easy. The quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation section were moderate and the Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning section was easy. Logical Reasoning was the moderate part of the exam.
CAT 2015 Analysis
The computer-based CAT exam in the year 2015 was conducted by IIM Ahmedabad, The test was taken by 1,79,602 candidates. As far as the difficulty level of the test is concerned, it was not as tough as it used to be in the yesteryears. The overall difficulty level was moderate. The duration of the test was 3 hours.
CAT 2014 Analysis
CAT 2014 was also conducted by IIM Indore in an absolutely new pattern. The difficulty level of the test was moderate to tough. The quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation section were moderate and the Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning section was moderate to tough. Logical Reasoning was the toughest part of the exam.
CAT 2013 Analysis
CAT 2013 was conducted by IIM Indore. The test was on the expected lines and did not throw any surprise. The difficulty level was moderate to tough. The test was taken by 1.74 lakh candidates. The candidates faced some wrong questions on Day 1. There was also controversy around questions getting leaked making the Non-Disclosure Agreement void.
After the declaration of result, controversy ensued over the normalization issue after 95,000 candidates obtained 0 or negative scores, as a result of which candidates who attempted no questions were placed at around 55 percentile bracket. Several CAT 2013 candidates filed Writ Petition which led the Indore High Court to send notice to all 13 IIMs, Ministry of HRD, and CAT testing agency Prometric India Pvt. Ltd.
Let us have a look at the section-wise analysis.
Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation
According to experts, the weightage on the topics like Arithmetic, Geometry, and Mensuration was reduced. On the other hand, Algebra questions were increased. Other areas included Higher Math, Permutation Combination, Quadratic Equation, Functions, Interest, Data Sufficiency, etc.
The Data Interpretation questions were on Bar graphs, Pie charts, Tables to name a few. The DI section was on the tougher side. The overall difficulty level was moderate to tough.
Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning
The VA & LR sections were divided into 3 parts, Reading Comprehension, English Usage, and Logical Reasoning. There were 3 RC passages out of which 1 of the passages was tough while 2 were of moderate difficulty level. The English Usage questions were on Para Jumble, Para Completion, Word Usage, etc.
The Logical Reasoning part was a mix of tough and easy questions. The LR questions were mainly on the topics of matrix, ranking, arrangements, etc.
CAT 2012 Analysis
CAT 2012, conducted by IIM Kozhikode was moderate to a tough test in terms of difficulty level. The test did not encounter technical glitches. The pattern of the test followed previous years’ pattern and the questions did not throw any surprise in terms of topics and areas. The test was taken by 1.95 lakh candidates.
Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation
Some of these CAT questions were very tough and time-consuming. The Data Interpretation sets were also moderately calculation intensive. The Quantitative Ability area included questions on Arithmetic, Algebra, Higher Math, Geometry, Numbers, Logs, Permutation & Combination, and Functions.
Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning
This Verbal Ability section had 3 Reading Comprehension passages out of which 2 were easy and 1 was of moderate difficulty level. The English Usage questions were on para completion, jumbled sentences, grammar, etc.
CAT 2011 Analysis
CAT 2011 which was conducted by IIM Calcutta underwent a major change in terms of the exam pattern. Instead of 3, the exam had 2 sections, namely Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning & Verbal Ability. The total number of questions remained 60. Each section had 30 questions. The overall difficulty level of the test was moderate to tough. The total number of test-takers was was 1.86 lakh.
The area-wise demarcation of the questions is given in the table below:
Area | Number of Questions |
Quantitative Ability | 20 |
Data Interpretation | 10 |
Verbal Ability | 20 |
Logical Reasoning | 10 |
The duration became 140 minutes and the sections were time-bound as well, of 70 minutes each. QA & DI was the compulsory first section. The marking scheme remained the same, 3 marks for each correct answer and -1 mark of negative marking for each wrong answer.
Now let us have a look at the section-wise analysis.
Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation
The section was of easy to moderate difficulty level. The Quant questions were tough but the Data Interpretation questions were simple in nature. The section was time-consuming but not calculation-intensive. Few questions were from previous years’ CAT papers, which were on Data Sufficiency and Ratio.
Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning
The Verbal Ability area included questions on English Usage and Reading Comprehension. According to the test-takers, the English Usage (Para Completion and Para Jumbling) and 3 sets of RC questions were tricky. On the other hand, the Logical Reasoning questions were easy to solve. This section too had some time-consuming questions.
CAT 2010 Analysis
The second year of computer-based CAT exam was conducted by IIM Lucknow. The test was taken by 1.85 lakh candidates. Unlike the first year, the test-taking experience was smooth and glitch-free. The test structure was similar to that of CAT 2009. The difficulty level was easy to moderate. Most of the test takers found that the Verbal Ability section was easier and on the other hand, the Quantitative Ability section was tough. The Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning section were of moderate difficulty level.
In the Quantitative Ability section, most of the questions were of moderate difficulty level. Out of 20 questions, 4 to 5 were very tough. The Verbal Ability questions were on the expected lines, making the section easy. The Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning section was a good mix of calculation-intensive and reasoning-based questions.
CAT 2009 Analysis
From the traditional paper pencil-based test, CAT became computer-based in the year 2009. IIM Ahmedabad conducted the test and it was Prometric India Pvt. Ltd.’s first year as the online testing partner. The test was taken by 2.3 lakh candidates. Owing to the huge shift in pattern, the first year of the computer-based CAT experienced massive technical glitches resulting in a retest.
CAT takers also questioned the normalization process of the test. As far as the difficulty level of the test is concerned, it was not as tough as it used to be in the yesteryears. The overall difficulty level was moderate. The duration of the test was 2 hours 15 minutes.
Owing to the Non-Disclosure Agreement, the question topics and number of questions per area cannot be disclosed in detail. However, according to expert analysis, the difficulty level was easier compared to the previous years. The Reading Comprehension passages were shorter and the Data Interpretation questions were time-consuming. English Usage questions were of similar difficulty compared to the previous year. The quantitative Ability section was easier. The overall difficulty level was even easier in the retest which was conducted in January 2010.
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Hello there,
Congratulations on securing a C-CAT Rank of 803 in Category II (A+B) ! With this rank, you have a good chance of securing admission to reputable institutes for the PG-DAC course .
Institute Options Based on Your Rank:
Based on previous cutoff trends, here are some institutes you might consider:
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Sunbeam Pune : Typically accepts ranks below 650. While your rank is slightly above this, it's still worth considering due to possible variations in cutoffs.
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IACSD Akurdi Pune : Generally accepts ranks below 1500, making it a viable option for you.
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Sunbeam Karad : Accepts ranks below 1100, which aligns well with your rank.
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VITA Mumbai : Typically accepts ranks below 1400, making it another suitable choice.
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CDAC Kharghar Mumbai : Accepts ranks below 2400, providing a comfortable margin for your rank.
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CDAC Knowledge Park (Bangalore) : Generally accepts ranks below 1900, making it a feasible option.
Preference Filling Strategy:
When filling your institute preferences, consider the following approach:
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Prioritize Institutes with Higher Cutoffs : Start with institutes that have higher cutoff ranks than yours to maximize your chances.
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Consider Location and Facilities : Factor in the institute's location, infrastructure, faculty, and placement records.
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Backup Options : Include a few institutes with cutoffs comfortably above your rank as backups.
Suggested Preference Order:
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IACSD Akurdi Pune
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Sunbeam Karad
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VITA Mumbai
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CDAC Kharghar Mumbai
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CDAC Knowledge Park (Bangalore)
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CDAC JUHU Mumbai
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YCP Mumbai
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MET Mumbai
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CDAC Electronic City (Bangalore)
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Stay Updated : Regularly check the official CDAC website and individual institute announcements for the most current information.
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Consult Alumni : If possible, reach out to current students or alumni for insights into the institutes you're considering.
By carefully selecting your preferences and staying informed, you can enhance your chances of securing admission to a reputable institute for your PG-DAC course.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.
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kumardurgesh1802 29 January,2025
Hello,
Here are some good institutes where you can apply for the PG-DAC course based on your C-CAT rank of 803:
- CDAC Mohali - A reputable institute with a relatively higher cutoff.
- CDAC Mumbai - Known for quality education and good placement opportunities.
- CDAC Noida - Competitive but offers solid career prospects.
- CDAC Hyderabad - Another popular choice with a good reputation.
- CDAC Pune - One of the top choices for PG-DAC.
Preference Order for Filling Institutes:
- CDAC Mumbai/Noida
- CDAC Pune
- CDAC Mohali/Hyderabad
Be sure to check the latest cutoff trends for a more accurate preference list.
You can also use the CAT college predictor tool to predict which college you can get based on your rank or score.
Hope it helps !
Prachi Kumari 29 January,2025
Hi,
Based on the previous year analysis, According to your JEE MAINS percentile some of the best management colleges in which you would have chances to admission includes:
- ISBR Business School, Bangalore
- SOIL Institute of Management
- Birla Institute of Management Technology
- Lovely Professional University
- GITAM School of Business, Hyderabad
- Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science
You can predict more colleges using the CAT college predictor tool
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Yes, B Category (Management Quota) students can prepare for exams like UPSC or Bank PO. The type of admission (merit-based or management quota) does not impact your eligibility for these competitive exams.
Sanjana 27 January,2025
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Your chances of being shortlisted for BITS School of Management (BITSOM) with a 90 percentile in CAT 2024, a 9/9/8 academic profile, and 19 months of work experience in a Private Bank Corporation (PBC) are quite good.
Your profile is competitive, and you stand a good chance of being shortlisted for BITSOM. Focus on crafting a strong application, including your SOP and preparing for the interview.
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